Articles on Conflict Resolution
पारिवारिक सौहार्द के अमोघ सूत्र
Jain Bharati, 2013
The text discusses the importance of familial harmony, distinguishing between birth and life—while birth does not require harmony, life depends on it as an essential element. Harmony is built on friendship, which has a profound effect even on beings with…
असहिष्णुता की समस्या
Jain Bharati, 2013
The text addresses the widespread problem of intolerance in contemporary society, noting its presence across all domains including homes, offices, schools, religious institutions, and parliament. It observes that intolerance in families leads to breakdown, in…
शांति के लिए मैत्री : अपनी त्रुटियों के लिए क्षमायाचना
Jain Bharati, 2012
The text discusses the concept of "Friendship Day" (मैत्री दिवस) observed on August 21-22, emphasizing that true friendship requires eliminating opposition at all levels—between nations, provinces, societies, families, and individuals. It argues that…
दुराग्रह, आग्रह और अनेकांत
Jain Bharati, 2009
The text discusses the concepts of insistence (āgraha), non-insistence (anāgraha), and obstinacy (durāgraha) in human nature. It states that non-insistence is a natural quality of humanity and a sign of rational thinking, while obstinacy can disrupt social…
अनेकांत के आलोक में सत्य का दर्शन : महाप्रज्ञ दृष्टि
Jain Bharati, 2009
The text discusses the philosophy of Anekanta (non-absolutism) as propounded by Lord Mahavira and later developed by Acharya Mahapragya. It argues that Anekanta is not merely a metaphysical doctrine but a comprehensive approach to life, addressing the gap…
अनेकांत : सम्यक् तत्त्व और आचार का आलोक
By आचार्यश्री महाप्रज्ञ · Jain Bharati, 2006
The text discusses the philosophy of Mahavira, emphasizing the concept of "madhyastha" (neutrality) and "anekanta" (non-absolutism). It argues that one should remain between attachment and aversion, as attachment and aversion prevent equanimity, which is…
परस्परं भावयन्तः
Jain Bharati, 2003
The article reflects on the fragmentation of institutions in India, noting that political parties like the Communist Party, Socialist Party, and Indian National Congress have split, while the Jan Sangh shows cracks and the Swatantra Party has disintegrated.…